I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Accounting and Business Analytics at the Alberta School of Business, University of Alberta.

My research examines how regulation and disclosure shape social outcomes, including healthcare quality, fair lending, and environmental justice. I received my Ph.D. in Accounting from the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto, in 2026.

Education

• Ph.D. in AccountingRotman School of Management, University of Toronto2026
• Master of Management Science in AccountingGuanghua School of Management, Peking University2020
• Bachelor of Management in AccountingCentral University of Finance and Economics2017

Working papers

• Disclosing Carbon, Displacing Harm: Unintended Social and Public Health Consequences of Mandatory Carbon Disclosures

  R&R · JAE

  Mandatory GHG reporting led facilities in disadvantaged communities to release more toxic chemicals — with measurable infant-health costs.

  with Scott Liao, Divyesh Rajendra Shah, and Helen Zhang · Dobson Business and Climate Grant

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• Do Federal Fair Lending Regulations Mitigate Mortgage Discrimination? Roles of Internal Controls, Regulatory Enforcement, and Market Competition

  R&R · TAR

  Extending fair-lending protection to sexual orientation narrowed the mortgage-rate gap for same-sex co-borrowers, most where enforcement and internal controls were strong.

  with Scott Liao and Helen Zhang · Gender and the Economy (GATE) Research Grant

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• The Social Cost of Price Transparency: Evidence on Healthcare Payments Disclosures

  Working paper

  When negotiated hospital prices became visible, hospitals protected profits by treating more patients faster — and readmissions rose.

  Dissertation · solo-authored · TD MDAL Research Grant

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